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The L.ucknow %entin&l, Bruce County, Friday, dune iTth
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�s IBERT" TO p' 'KB, - AND TO A Lotti
)rortOr',49001WIIVEING To THE DICTATES
Q CONSCIENCE; WE PRIZE. ABOVE ALL
TAMA LIB11 TIER
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ow, ,Vase 17th 1692.
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Aa Calvin was ,elected by
acelapnatienl.for Frontenao'bn Friday
,last, -lie, is a ponseryative but on
account of his views on the trade
question no opposition was offered.
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• AT the Republican convention held
in Minneapolis last week, Mr. Harrison
secured the nomination as Presidental
candidate of that parity by a large
majority, on ,the first vote Mr. Blaine
and Major McKinley were ties, but
far short of , the vote required. Mr.
Whitelaw Reid, editor of the New
Fork Tribune was nominated for the
Vice -Presidency by acclamation,
. BUT a .few months ago Mercier was
at the height of his power -rich, with
an enormous majority at his back in
the Legislature', and receiving from the
populace the same reverence as is
accorded to one of . the' highest digni-
": terries' of the church. Now he, is
penniless, on trial for fraud and
abandoned byhisfriends. Thissudden
,reversal of fortune is striking proof of
the correctness of the good proverb
thathonesty is, after all, the best policy.
THE CHEESE INDUSTRY
One of the most important of Cana-
dian industries is that of cheese mak-
ing. It• has developed from almost
nothing twenty-two years ago until in
1891 the total value of cheese exported
was nine and a half million dollars—
or within a quarter of a million of the
sum represented by the export of
fishery products. .•
Ontario is the center of this industry.
:.The_.Maritime and Western Provinces
have comparatively little to do with
it, and Quebec has but 618 factories
against 892 in this province.
/ The Lower Province has determined
however, upon actively disputing the
supremacy of Ontario in this matter
'To this• end the De Bouchervife Gov-
ernment i( seeking to place the control
of the 618 cheese factories and 112
creameries in Quebec in the, hands of
syndicates, and is making arrange-'
ments for Government supervision of
their working and the stamping of the
output with the 'arms of the Province.
'This i pection of Government stamp,
. it is bieved. will give such standing
to the cheese of Quebec in the English
inarket as to insure a much larger .le-
' mandforitand so stimulate production.
T,ne Ontario Government should
carefully consider the advisability of
following the head of M De Boucher-
ville in this matter. "There is just one
danger in connection with such a
course," says C. C. James; Ontario's
Deputy: Minister of Agriculture. "In
. providing only .fifteen inspectors for
seven hundred and thirty faetories the,
sister Province is asking these officers
to do more than they will be. able
efficiently to proform, and if one bad
shipment goes abroad bearing the
Government stamp the whole outcome
will be seriously injured." This dan-
ger could, however, be avoided in
Ontario by appointing more inspectors.
There can be no doubt that an official
stamp, if wisely used, would increase
the value, even of Ontario cheese, on
the European market, and it is for the
Government of, Mr. Mowat to consider
whether it would not be wise to incur
the trifling expense necessary to secure
an inspection so through as to warrant
the use of such stamp and thus insure
the continuanceof Ontario in the proud
position now held.
Surely when we put a tax on iron
coming .into this country and a bbnus
on that which is produced here as a
means of developing an iron i'n'dustry,
we'can afford to give so slight an en-
couragement to another ,industry,
.chiefly centered in .this province, and
that has grown up of its own accord
to such vast proportions that to -day
the cheese exports of Canada exceed
that a the United States.
AT a time when the diatiUere are
usin whey"•'for the manufacture of .
whiskey, why would it not be more
r atabl fox•the.farmers.to-rai.se_ nope : ... �_
rye t The ruling price for 56 pounds
of rye is, as high as the price for 60
pounds of wheat. Rye mid to be an
importantcrop in Ontario . thirty
years ago,bat its cultivation seems to
have gone out ,of fashion. The Mw
$,ifiXey Bill has knocked the profit off
barley.
AMONG the hints on the back of
the new registration receipts are the
following ; A person "posting a regis-
tered letter'should not leve the Post
Office until he has obtained his receipt,
The letter should bear stamps to the
full amount of the postage and regis
tration fee. The sender should attend
to the due prepayment of his letter
himself. A postmaster is only respon-
sible for doing that which is his duty
and it is not his duty to place stamps
on letters for other people. Letters
for registration should be brought to
the Post Office some time before the
mail closes. Persons receiving regis-
tered letters that call for acknowledge-
ment would frequently save trouble
to themselves and" to the Post Office
by acknowledging theta. promptly.
A REMEDY F(IR 111OSQ UI TOES.
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There are very few . people who
attempt to deal • with mosquitoes as
they do with other insects. 'Suffer,
ante seems to he' the general rule.
There appears to be no remedy quite
so -ifectual for this pest .as the odor
of pennyroyal. The essential oil
sold in drug stores is hardly so effect -
nal as the fresh herb itself. A bou-
quet o: these fragrant herbs will
usuallf drive away this troublesome
pest! ' When ' mosquitoes attack a
comhiunity in force, they are -best
exercised by a-sinugo, or a smouldering
fire of pine boughs or fragrant wood,
smothering to give forth a thick smoke.
This smoke is not especially disagree-
able to people in the open' air, but its
effect in driving' away mosquitoes is
remarkable. The best antidote 'for'
the bite of. a mosquito undoubtly is
ammonia weakened with a little water,
or salt and water. Some people go so
far as to press the poison, out of the
bite with some small metal instrument
like the pointof a watch key, before
applying the antidote. This prevents
the painful swelling that sometimes
occurs. As in other cases "One man's
meat is . another man's poison," and
the remedy will not apply to all
individuals. Some find camphor most
efpicacous and salt and water will not
avail. • Ammonia however seems
to be generally successful as a
neutralizer of the mosquito, poison,.
Where there are large quantities of
mosquitoes, and no reason. for their
appearance is appearant, it is well to
look about the premises for something
that attracts them. An uncovered
barrel of rain water will bring there
in hordes, arid damp places• aura stag-
nant pools are spots where they
delight to congregate.,
ORSEMEN•I
'THE CREAT ROADSTER STALLION
CARLISLE
13026
Will be at the Wihtely House,
LUCKNOW
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
.Of each week during the season.
Parties having mares to breed Qhnuld rot
book their mares • before seeing this grand
horse.
TO THE FARIERS
I have rented the store
occupied by Mr. Geo. Kerr
and am prepared to
P.A.`2- C.AS1I
FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
The highest price will be
paid for butter according to
quality.
R. C. SPARLINC.1
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This week we have received a large assortment of
sa4 Varcwors
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for the millinery department. We are offering them
roo 'vices* °),
If .you require anything in Millinery now is the
time to buy. We have alio some new lines of carpet
to which we invite the attention of intending pur-
chasers. In Lace Curtains we have some very fine
goadat low prices.
WM.00NNELL, - Lucknow.
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HE LE INC H RD E RE
Is the best place in town to purchase your
Cross Cut Saws, Buck, Saws, Axes and Axe Handles
A full stock of the best makes in the market. Also a big supply of
STOVES, INN E, AN L SILVER' A
All at the Lowest possible Prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE FURGHIASINz ,
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Leading Hardware, Tin ware and Stove Depot.
OffT READ;
THIS!
Fine Confectionery, Fancy Goods,
Biscuits, Raisins, Figs, Dates,
Nuts, -Etc., Etc.
See our Magnificent Stock of the above
FINEST GOODS,
LOWEST PRICES.
All Fine Confectionery in fancy boxes
— lb., 1 lb,, and 5 lb. boxes.
DON'T BL D E CIVED
by Fancy. Shows. We have the finest
goods ever shown in town for
Christmas & New Year Trade
And our prices are cheaper than ever.
Ail goods
Guaranteed Pure.
No cheap goods bought to run off at
Christmas. We carry only fine
goods all the year round.
WEDDING CAKES
A A. SPECIALTY.
We have just received a car of flour
from Ethel Milts for Christmas and'.
New Year trade.
Now is • the time to send in your
orders and get them filled at once.
THOS.REID.
200 ACRE FARM
FOR SALE OR RENT
"EING LOT 6, CON, 14, E. D. OF
Ashfield, in the County of Huron, one
hundred and seventy acres cleared. The
farm is situated 2 • miles from Lueknow,
30 acres in bush, 80 acres in grass, 12 acres fall
wheat, good fences good dwelling, bank barn,
stable and shed, good orchard, 2 good wells
and no better soil.
Apply on the premises or to
JOHN BARKWELL,
Box 179. Lucknow P. O.
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in order to increase the circulation or our Moroni
throughout the. United aand (,n:i, wsd
this year ov:r one Jturuirec3Sttes .snuag uaaait,<lill ,inll;]i;enr9
among our naw subsoil beniin the furan „t ,,,, a;-•''.stic
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Flowers
Mrs. Smith hasjust received
a large assortment of
CHOICE FLOWERS
which she is selling at
REDUCED PRICES
Call and See Them.
lirse SlAo
Mrs. Mnrchon,
MILLINER.
Has opened out.a fresh new stock �
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Spring Millinery
And is prepared to welcome customers,
receive orders and supply the
latest and most Fashionable
Millinery at prices that
cannot fail to be
popular.
Customers and their orders receive
personal attention, and their favors
are duly ,appreciated.
A CALL SOLICITED. ,
Mrs Murchison,
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